Can I use this to replace my garage opener switch so as I can remotely control it via Z wave?
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I would guess no, since there is no way to control the doorbell remotely (the doorbell functions like an alarm sensor). If you have a 2Gig system with Alarm.com I would recommend the Chamberlain MYQ setup. It works perfectly and can retrofit to most current garage doors without wiring.
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I seriously doubt it. your garage door uses a rolling security code ( ie it changes all the time) and the dedicated remote opener is synced to match it plus it operates on a particular frequency. the Zwave device is more like Wifi: all the Zwave devices use the same (Zwaze, different to the Garage remote) frequency, but they identify themselves with codes that the host controller knows about and to which are assigned particular functions. Maybe someone is working on a Zwave garage door opener system, but I don't know of any on the market yet.
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Check on the web ,you can used as door bell &to; control lights depend on how you set up your system for the garage you need garage door device &possible; a relay not sure on that but check with gig tech support.
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No; this is not a Z-Wave device. This is a ZigBee device - I believe it conforms to the ZigBee Home Automation standard but I'm not 100% sure.
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Since this is a Z-wave switch, you could rig it depending on what controller you are using. HOWEVER, I would not advise ever connecting a garbage disposal switch to anything other than a mechanical switch. Z-wave is great, but if you were to configure it, and an unintended software interaction occurred, you could cause physical harm. Also, depending on what type of z-wave environment you have, propagation delays could delay turn-on or turn-off. Imagine getting a wedding ring stuck in the disposal, and having a 4-second delay for turn-off ): While it would probably work for a remote switch, I strongly recommend against it.
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I can't answer definitively yes, but I am using it with an Overhead Door brand garage door opener. If your opener has what I believe is called rolling code technology for programming your remotes, then this should work for you.
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I am unaware of capabilities to do so. It simply works on z-wave tech to deliver a chime at the main unit. The only drawback I have is that the chime is not very loud an can easily be missed if other sound is present in the home
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Yes, you should be able sync the large one button remote to your garage door opener. It comes with instructions.
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I would call Chamberlain. I would think one internet gateway unit with separate wall controls for each door will allow you to use your current controllers in addition to controlling your garage via an app and the web. Each door would need to be registered under your login ID. I would double check with Chamberlain but I think this is correct.
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Sorry, I use it with WiFi and monitor remotely via internet. I have not idea if this would work with Z Wave protocol.
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I'm not certain what you are asking .. Are u looking for another brand of Internet control garage opener ? I'm sure there are other brand but insteon is the only unit I ever own. This unit will requires additional part to operate. It needed an insteon central hub
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I'm not really sure. The Garage Door Butler wires into the button. I do know there is a website for the Garage Door Butler, and they may be able to answer your questions. Good Luck!
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If those systems are Z-Wave compatible then yes, I do not see why this switch would not work. However, this is just a Z-Wave Auxiliary Switch and must be wired to an actual Z-Wave switch (e.g. GE 45609).
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Simon xt wireless control module does have dedicated buttons/ feature for lighting control which I believe would work with what you're referring to (z wave switches).
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Should not matter the type of control as long as one pair of wires trigger the opener motor. If you have two wires that control the unit, the Multicode will work.
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Supposedly if you can learn it into your zwave network, it should be able to control a garage door by sending a quick on then off again signal. I am 0 for 2 getting mine to actually control the door. One blew out as soon as I applied 120v, the other one seems to work and I can hear the relay click, but nothing happens.
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I have 2 of these in my house. You install it by wiring it in parallel to our existing garage door button. There's a good guide here (http://www.bornsupercharged.com/tech-shit/controlling-overhead-garage-door-with-z-wave/) that talks about it. Once it is installed you will pair the LFM-20 to whatever z-wave system you currently have then it will allow your z-wave system to control your garage.I believe that button you see is used for pairing the LFM-20 to your z-wave hub. It is recessed since you only need to use it once when you pair.
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not sure if you can do that with this switch unless you find a remote that works on the same frequency
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Technically it should as they are both z-wave and should be universal products. However, some items sold have a pre-set manufacture code and you would have to reset this to enable it to work. Also, if you bought this through an alarm or home automation company that did the complete install, you might run into a problem with the same pre-programming (ie Time Warner home automation buys a certain radio controller that is put into their z wave products which keeps a customer from only buying products from them but you can just change out the radio module on back). However with all that said, it is a great product and if it doesn't work Amazon is great at excepting returns, especially if you are prime. Hope this helps and good luck!